Organ Trafficking

I have 74 heartbeats per minute and two normal kidneys and a healthy heart. There are 12 pints of blood around my blood vessels and arteries. I have a complete set of thick brown hair and orthodontic teeth. I have the liver and spleen for surgery, I remove my old red blood cells and make antibodies. I am American, my skin is beautiful, and my blood is positive. Overall, my value in the organ market is about $ 300,000. Organ trading is one of the world's fastest growing trauma trafficking offenses (Glazer 341).

• Organ trafficking: illegal trading of transplanted organs. This is particularly the kidney's turnover, where the liver is going on. According to the United Nations, the trafficking of organs and the trafficking of the human body to kill organs are two different crimes. The latter is usually simple and involved in anti-trafficking protocols. However, the definition of organs trafficking has not yet been agreed. This may be due to the ambiguity defined by each country as "agree". The vast majority of trafficked people are men. This phenomenon begins with "transplant tourism", but those who can afford it will go to areas where donation rules are relaxed. But soon it became a secret trafficking transaction spreading from India, South Africa and Kosovo (UNODC, 2015). )

Trafficking of organs is increasingly related to trafficking. In September 2014, according to a police investigation by Italy, it turned out that a group of traffickers accepted payment from immigration authorities as a smuggling country from North Africa to Europe. It is an organ itself, but through the sale of children. The sellers of these actions are often abused and their despair is exploited. Many people are not informed about the risks associated with surgery and the long-term health and economic impacts these treatments may have. For Indian vendors, some of them are only paid $ 1,000 (± R11 600). Not only does this have a lifetime health impact, it can also be imprisonment for up to seven years.